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Biography of Henry Hudson.
Who was Henry Hudson?
From the Half Moon Press, 1996
Henry Hudson, from the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
Click here
to access the article.*
Henry Hudson, from the
Dictionary of American Biography
Base Set. American Council of Learned Societies, 1928-1936.
Click here
to access the article.*
Henry Hudson, from
Encyclopedia of World Biography
, 2nd ed. 17 Vols. Gale Research, 1998.
Click here
to access the article.*
Henry Hudson, from
Explorers and Discoverers of the World
. Gale Research, 1993.
Click here
to access the article.*
Henry Hudson, from
Science and Its Times, Vol. 3: 1450 - 1699
. Gale Group, 2001.
Click here
to access the article.*
Henry Husdon, from Wikipedia.
Click here
to access the article.
>
*Because these articles are from subscription databases, they are only available to members of the Phillips Academy community.
Additional Resources
Watch a videoclip of
Henry Hudson's last voyage
. (National Film Board of Canada)
The Last Journal of Henry Hudson:
a Short Story Based on Historical Events by Ian Chadwick
>
*
Explorer of the Hudson River
- A description by Half Moon Press, book publisher.
A brief biography of Hudson:
www.columbia.edu/~lt165/hudson.html
Hudson genealogy
- A link to genealogy of the Hudson family. Also see:
sml.simplenet.com/smlawson/hudson.htm
and:
www.mircscripts.com/hooleea/d0010/g0000078.html
An essay on Hudson's "lost leadership":
www.usask.ca/education/ideas/tplan/sslp/yukon/henry_h.htm
Was Hudson after gold on his final voyage, not a Northwest Passage? See the intriguing article by Carl Schuster from Beaver Magazine:
www.historysociety.ca/english/thebeaver/features/aug99/hudson_1.html
A Canadian government site about Hudson:
www.collectionscanada.ca/explorers/kids/h3-1420-e.html
The PBS page on Hudson:
www.pbs.org/empireofthebay/profiles/hudson.html
The
Houghton Mifflin Ships of the World Historical Encyclopedia
article on Hudson's ship Discovery:
Hudson River Maritime Museum
Julian Hawthorne's 1920 History of the United States has a
chapter on Henry Hudson
here.
An audio transcript that briefly describes Hudson's last voyage is available on the
Atlas of Canada
site. Apple's
Quicktime player
is required.
The
History of New York State
, online edition has several chapters about Hudson's voyage
here
and
here
and
here
.
Scientific American
published an item on Hudson in 1909.
Rivers of America
, a 1939 book, had a piece on Hudson.
The
American Biography
site has an entry about Hudson.
Edward Wright's "new map"
(published by Hakluyt in 1599)
Excerpt about Hudson from
Our County
, a 19th century textbook.
Chapters from
How the Dutch Came to Manhattan
, by Blanche McManus (1897) are online.
A precis of the text of George Asher (see below) and John Meredith Read is at
Famous Americans
Robert Juet is described as
New York's first weather observer
.
Passage Up the Hudson
contains parts of Prickett's journal.
A page from the
Stuyvesant Library
on Hudson's 1609 voyage (in Dutch).
A history of Dutch Settlement in America (esp. Delaware) 1609-1636 is at
Accessible Archives.
The
Dictionary of Famous People
has an entry about Hudson and many of his contemporaries. including Van Meteren (also at
Science Daily
).
The
Mariners' Museum
has a lot of biographies of explorers, including Hudson.
Henry Hudson page at the
IMA Hero reading program
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Biography of Henry Hudson.
Who was Henry Hudson? From the Half Moon Press, 1996
- Henry Hudson, from the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Click here to access the article.*
- Henry Hudson, from the Dictionary of American Biography Base Set. American Council of Learned Societies, 1928-1936.Click here to access the article.*
- Henry Hudson, from Encyclopedia of World Biography, 2nd ed. 17 Vols. Gale Research, 1998. Click here to access the article.*
- Henry Hudson, from Explorers and Discoverers of the World. Gale Research, 1993. Click here to access the article.*
- Henry Hudson, from Science and Its Times, Vol. 3: 1450 - 1699. Gale Group, 2001. Click here to access the article.*
- Henry Husdon, from Wikipedia. Click here to access the article.
>*Because these articles are from subscription databases, they are only available to members of the Phillips Academy community.
Additional Resources
- Watch a videoclip of Henry Hudson's last voyage. (National Film Board of Canada)
- The Last Journal of Henry Hudson: a Short Story Based on Historical Events by Ian Chadwick
>* Explorer of the Hudson River - A description by Half Moon Press, book publisher.
An essay on Hudson's "lost leadership":
www.usask.ca/education/ideas/tplan/sslp/yukon/henry_h.htm
Was Hudson after gold on his final voyage, not a Northwest Passage? See the intriguing article by Carl Schuster from Beaver Magazine: www.historysociety.ca/english/thebeaver/features/aug99/hudson_1.html
A Canadian government site about Hudson: www.collectionscanada.ca/explorers/kids/h3-1420-e.html
The PBS page on Hudson: www.pbs.org/empireofthebay/profiles/hudson.html
The Houghton Mifflin Ships of the World Historical Encyclopedia article on Hudson's ship Discovery:
Hudson River Maritime Museum
Julian Hawthorne's 1920 History of the United States has a chapter on Henry Hudson here.
An audio transcript that briefly describes Hudson's last voyage is available on the Atlas of Canada site. Apple's Quicktime player is required.
The History of New York State, online edition has several chapters about Hudson's voyage here and here and here.
Scientific American published an item on Hudson in 1909.
Rivers of America, a 1939 book, had a piece on Hudson.
The American Biography site has an entry about Hudson.
Edward Wright's "new map" (published by Hakluyt in 1599)
Excerpt about Hudson from Our County, a 19th century textbook.
Chapters from How the Dutch Came to Manhattan, by Blanche McManus (1897) are online.
A precis of the text of George Asher (see below) and John Meredith Read is at Famous Americans
Robert Juet is described as New York's first weather observer.
Passage Up the Hudson contains parts of Prickett's journal.
A page from the Stuyvesant Library on Hudson's 1609 voyage (in Dutch).
A history of Dutch Settlement in America (esp. Delaware) 1609-1636 is at Accessible Archives.
The Dictionary of Famous People has an entry about Hudson and many of his contemporaries. including Van Meteren (also at Science Daily).
The Mariners' Museum has a lot of biographies of explorers, including Hudson.
Henry Hudson page at the IMA Hero reading program